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DHIS2 Annual Conference 2025

The DHIS2 Annual Conference—the biggest annual DHIS2 event—brings together decision-makers, ministries and other governmental institutions, donors, implementers and innovators under one roof.

By: DHIS2 for Education Published: 18 Nov 2024

The HISP Centre is excited to announce that the 2025 DHIS2 Annual Conference will take place 10 – 13 June 2025 at the University of Oslo, Norway.

The DHIS2 Annual Conference—the biggest annual DHIS2 event—brings together decision-makers, ministries and other governmental institutions, donors, implementers and innovators under one roof. During 4 days of presentations, technical demonstrations, interactive discussions, and networking sessions, you’ll discover how DHIS2 is leveraged for data-driven solutions responding to some of the most pressing challenges in health, education, climate impacts, logistics,  and beyond.

This in-person gathering provides the opportunity to share experiences, models and new perspectives, and interact with peers from the around the world.

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Pour la communauté francophone, l’annonce de l’Appel à soumissions est disponible sur la chaîneYouTube de DHIS2.

 

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